[Chemy JMHT]

Mashable, optimistic about the number of people who got VR systems for the holidays, shares an anthology of home movies capturing people's first Christmas morning reaction to their mind-blowing new gadgets.

On this article First-time VR users open a new reality on Christmas and start freaking out they expressed maybe how the Christmas presents and how a lot of VR headsets were sold out during Christmas might be a sign of a better future for VR.

[pjs37]

Well let us hope for continued growth and expansion of experiences for the platforms.

[Firegold21]

You never know. The bad thing about VR is that you have to see it to believe it or get it.

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[pjs37]

You never know. The bad thing about VR is that you have to see it to believe it or get it.

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Yup which is why I am somewhat relieved at the fact the phone based units are becoming so prevalent despite my personal opinions on them they do encourage experience of VR at a low entry cost.

[Firegold21]

As an owner of a phone-based unit, I'm glad they exist. The only VR I can afford right now is Cardboard or Gear VR. I've tried the Rift, Vive and Playstation at stores, and while they are much better graphically, I don't feel too left behind on that front.

I do feel left behind in the ability to do room scale or positional tracking, but I know people are working on that.

[pjs37]

As an owner of a phone-based unit, I'm glad they exist. The only VR I can afford right now is Cardboard or Gear VR. I've tried the Rift, Vive and Playstation at stores, and while they are much better graphically, I don't feel too left behind on that front.

I do feel left behind in the ability to do room scale or positional tracking, but I know people are working on that.

Too bad GPS isn't that accurate on these phones; it would be a great way of doing that.